In the dim, smoky quiet of the Montague pub, Millie keeps to her rituals: a splash of Glenmorangie, a seat at the bar, and nightly conversations with Hugh—the ghost of a barman tragically murdered a decade ago. Bound to the pub, Hugh silently listens as Millie shares tales spun from the lives she observes, all while nursing secrets of her own.

But when a theft threatens the pub’s reputation, Millie takes justice into her own hands, adding a sinister twist to her orderly life. Soon, a new specter joins the bar—a younger, more unruly presence with his own regrets.

Darkly humorous and deliciously chilling, Ghostly Hugh is a tale of loyalty, betrayal, and the eerie consequences of unfinished business. Millie’s world is steeped in whisky, secrets, and the ghosts of her past—both literal and metaphorical.

No Tea Tomorrow is a poignant and evocative tale of loss, resilience, and quiet rebellion. After her husband’s passing, a widowed farmer finds herself alone, tending to a land that holds the memories of a life once shared. Faced with the impending arrival of her late husband’s calculating family, who plan to strip the land of its life and meaning, she grapples with grief, anger, and the slow erosion of her purpose. As the autumn leaves and broken branches ignite in her hearth, so too does a spark of defiance, culminating in a fiery act that intertwines her fate with the land she loves. A moving meditation on love, loss, and the fierce spirit of a woman refusing to let go, this story will linger long after the flames have died.

“Grandma, if I were a ghost, would I still have freckles?” Twelve-year-old Alma’s innocent question lingers in the air, much like the spirit she becomes.

In the bustling streets of 1920s Melbourne, Alma’s life is cut tragically short when an errand turns into a nightmare. Her brutal murder shocks the city, and a man is swiftly convicted and hanged for the crime. But Alma knows the truth—and the real killer walks free. Trapped between worlds, her ghost lingers in Gun Alley, desperate to tell her story and clear the name of an innocent man.

Decades later, Alma’s presence becomes a haunting legend, her tale retold on Melbourne’s ghost tours. But when a woman appears, carrying a message from Alma’s beloved niece Viola, the past and present collide, revealing a chilling connection and the enduring bonds of family.

Inspired by the true story of Alma Tirtschke’s unsolved murder and a haunting miscarriage of justice, Do Ghosts Have Freckles? is a poignant and atmospheric tale of innocence, tragedy, and the enduring search for truth.